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Mastercard: Appoints Craig Vosburg as chief product officer

  • Mastercard appointed Craig Vosburg as chief product officer and named Linda Kirkpatrick to succeed him as president, North America
  • As chief product officer, Vosburg will lead newly integrated products and engineering organization for the company
  • Includes all areas that are integral to growing Mastercard’s business and executing on opportunities in multi-rail, digital, and B2B payments
  • Craig brought a thoughtful and analytical approach to resetting course in North America
  • The teams will have a greater ability to collaborate and innovate to take advantage of the opportunities of the post-Covid world
  • As president, North America, Kirkpatrick will oversee Mastercard’s customer-facing activities in the U.S. and Canada, including sales, business development
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